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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BLIND ALLEY, by F. B. CAPERIL
First Line: Oh, on the four wings of the wind
Last Line: Stopped in the pastures, walled and windy.
Subject(s): Wind
First Line: Oh, on the four wings of the wind
Last Line: Stopped in the pastures, walled and windy.
Subject(s): Wind
Oh, on the four wings of the wind
I heard four tales of pity,
And I left my pastures far behind
And took my road to the city!
The road that ran through streets, and blind
Stopped in the pastures, walled and windy.
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